We love to visit Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills during the holiday seasons. Rodeo Drive is home to the most luxurious fashion houses in the world. There is a pretty amazing lighting show each year and the window Christmas decor of each shop along the street is truly top-notch. This year they has put up an amazing fashion show —-nine huge mannequins bedecked in glittering Christmas trees, metallic gowns, and glowing ornaments, are now using the center median of Rodeo Drive from Santa Monica to Wilshire Boulevard as their catwalk. A tenth mannequin is installed at the entrance at Rodeo Drive and Dayton Way.
With approaching of the 4th July next weekend, it is that time again to wear the festive patriotic theme of red, white, blue, stars , stripes and sparkles with some fun. Life is about celebrating each moment to make them memorable. Today, we are going to share 5 ways to dress up for 4th July in style without being too cheesy and overboard. Read on to find out how.
Red: Pair washed-up blue jeans with a red feminine ruffled top, finish the look with a on-trend woven handbag to create a chic, organic and festive summer vibe. This out will look great when you stroll around the city.
With the arrival of summer, we see cane, rattan, wicker objects from runway to home all over the internet.
So, what do you think? Do these woven handbags just put you in a vocation mood? These woven bags are seen to have their own charm—structured, functional, boho, artistic, vintage and unique. They can perfectly combine with any outfit, formal or non-formal with an understated relaxing elegance. Woven bags became popular in the 70s which was popularized by artist Jane Birkin that she wore for a walk. Then woven bags became a trend again in 2017 when several world designers showcased summer collections, such as Dolce & Gabbana, Charlotte Olimpia, Tory Bruch, Gucci and Chanel. In the year of 2020, these woven bags have became even increasingly popular thanks to their natural beauty. Maybe, we all desire to have a piece of nature to ground and calm us and keep us cool in this strange time.
Luxury brands are taking materials such as rattan, straw, raffia and canvas and treating them with the same care and attention as they would high-end materials. What’s more, they are employing techniques more commonly associated with cottage industries – such as weaving, macramé and crocheting – to create pieces with a more handmade appeal.
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This high-low approach of combining natural materials with unique hand-made artisan skills has been adopted by the home industry too. Woven furniture is having a moment according to ELLE Décor Trends for 2020. They are not just for outdoor furniture anymore. They are chic, fashion-forward, versatile, durable and functional and can elevate any space with their uniqueness without adding too much visual weights into spaces. And most important, these natural beauties create a calming and soothing vibe in our home and truly promote our wellness.
Nowadays woven furniture is more design-oriented and streamlined. They add a touch of warmth and sophistication to any modern interiors. You can click here to learn how to create a peaceful space by incorporating woven furnishings.
The above video of Conan showing you how to make simple repairs around the house just gives you some healthy doses of laughter.
Plus, when you take time to make your home beautiful, you do feel beautiful! And now you have time to make it happen. This is such a no-brainer investment.
Today’s inspiration comes from our design industry. In the face of the growing coronavirus crisis, innovative design companies and leading manufactures are stepping up producing medical equipment.
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Hospital Mask Cover Challange🐝 we are donating all our usable fabric samples and fabric remnants to be upcycled into washable hospital mask covers to extend the usage of surgical masks during the shortages. We challenge all designers, fabric stores, workrooms and fabric distributors to do the same. In NWA please reach out to the Arkansas Arts & Fashion Forum for donation and volunteer opportunities. Please check in your area for similar groups to donate materials and time to.
If you are just like us and read too much news on development of COVID-19, it is time to take a break and enjoy something that is pleasing to the eye. We came across some amazing fashion pictures over the week and chose some of them to share on our blog today. The reason we chose the following photos because they make us feel so fresh in the way how they combine unexpected colors together and how they put the different styles of pieces together. It’s truly an art.
The brown boots are a surprise but we love how they play with red , blue and black.
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Pink nicely contrasts with navy blue and is feminine and romantic while the brown flower tie and teal shoes are such fresh and surprising touches.
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Burgundy, purple and brown —fashion-forward and grounded.
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This is a perfect color palette for spring. We love how a right dose of bright yellow highlights the overall blue and brown on boots, belt and purse ground and unify everything together.
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Peach and gold evoke youthful and soft energy.
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Pink makes this overall outfit light and playful.
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The bright red and checked pattern is forever fashion-forward yet classical.
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Red and lilac play soft and strong simultanelously
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Orange brown, bright yellow and cream—-fresh, strong yet still grounded.
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Red and pink with a touch of black, light blue and brown create such a sophisticated layered look.
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Happy Friday, guys! After the first 5 days of staying-at-home quarantine, you may want to relax a little and experience something exotic without leaving your comfort home. Today, we are continuing our global home tour series. Today is part II. You can click here to read part I.
Today, we will take you to tour Colombian fashion designer Johanna Ortiz’s Cartagena vocation home.
Cartagena is a port city on Colombia’s Caribbean coast. By the sea is the walled Old Town, founded in the 16th century, with squares, cobblestone streets and colorful colonial buildings. With a tropical climate, the city is also a popular beach destination. Reachable by boat are Isla de Barú, with white-sand beaches and palm trees, and the Islas del Rosario, known for their coral reefs.
You can see from the photos above, Cartegena is a vibrant town with a breathtaking view of Caribbean Sea and a lot of indigenous culture and crafts. It must be a lot of fun just strolling around here.
So here is the fashion designer– Johanna Ortiz standing at her front door of her vocation home which she comes to visit 7 times a year. The black-and-white color scheme of an ancient Chinese wood door and exterior walls sets the tone for a quiet understated resort.
Then comes a hallway where hand-made Mexican concrete flooring repeats the color scheme of black-and-white on the exteriors. Yet, a colonial antique wood table and wood-framed mirror together with local vintage pieces on the table add layers of warmth. A French crystal chandelier is romantic and sophisticated.
Fashion designer Johanna Ortiz (second from left) in the salon of her 16th-century Spanish Colonial villa in Cartagena, Colombia. She and her colleagues—from left, Johanna Isaac, Paola Ortiz, Catalina Londono, and Maria Isabel Guzman—are all wearing dresses and kimonos from Ortiz’s collection. Ricardo Labougle
Here is her salon. We love a super long comfy modern sofa paired with a Chinese Ming dark wood coffee table. And a tiger print throw rug on the floor adds a modern flair to this space.
In her bedroom daybed area, comes her play on textiles—floral and geometric prints mingle happily here. The blue-and-white color scheme is peaceful, relaxing and pleasing to the eye.
Dusty-pink roses in this Chinese blue-and-white porcelain vase is feminine and elegant
The red chinosoriee on plush pillows, bed coverlet and chaise lounge chair are warm and inviting.
Here is our favorite space of the home–terrace under a vaulted brick ceiling. We could just sit here for a whole day. The mix of fine crystal glasses, vintage pieces and local crafts on a large Spanish table are just so striking.
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Ortiz’s love of fashion actually stems from her passion for interiors,which is evident in both her clothing creations—she is known for her pattern choices and often sources fabrics from vintage textiles—and her Cartagena vacation home of 13 years. She captures the sultry, sophisticated South American spirit.Check out her lipstick collection with Aerin Lauder and her fashion dresses(click each image for product details):
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It doesn’t matter you are a work -from -home entrepreneur, stay-at-home mom, telecommuting or quarantining at home at this special moment, we want to tell you that staying at home can be fun, exciting , far from boredom and pretty stylish too. Read on to find how.
From today, we are going to share a series of 5 celebrities’ styles at home: how they live and how they dress at home? Please stay tuned with us, get inspired to create you own gorgeous staying-at-home experience.
Aerin Lauder at Home
Aerin Rebecca Lauder Zinterhofer is an American billionaire heiress and businesswoman. As the eldest daughter of billionaire Ronald Lauder, serves as style and image director at cosmetics firm Estée Lauder, her brand is an extension of her own aesthetic: timeless, elegant, effortless, yet modern. let’s take a look at her styles at home.
Blue and white interior is always classical and timeless. A chic channeled dark-blue sofa adds modernity to this light and airy traditional living room. The way she dresses is perfect for this set–elegant, modern and relaxing.
For this picture above, the feminine light blue floral pattern on her dress echos with chinoisorie blue-and-white pillows on the sofa and blue-and-white vases on the wall.
Pink and peach dress adds a touch of softness and romance to the same vignette as above. People often say that your sofa often reflects who you are. Do you agree?
We love her pink floral dress in this modern mid-century room. Her dress is elegant and playful and make this space come alive.
Aerin loves floral pattern both in her home and on her dress. In the photo above, her large-scale floral dress nicely contrasts with a rather traditional parsley stair runner, creating a fresh feel in this vignette.
The chest and damask wallpaper are traditional yet her dress is modern, playful and elegant.
It is always feel so good just sitting at a beautiful table in your favorite pastel floral dress at home.
Enjoy your morning coffee in a casual style. Ladies, isn’t that a dream for all of us?
A more casual and relaxing look at her dressing room featured Gracie wallpaper.
Spring is coming.
Hang out in her all-white kitchen in a business casual attire.
Hang out in her all-white kitchen in a business casual attire.
So again, blue-and-white–chilled and soothing.
Another elegant dress in this elegant living room.
It is always a fun to set up a beautiful table at home.
And try to make a new cocktail.
Well, of course, spring is the perfect time for gardening.
Don’t you just love cutting some fresh branches and flowers from your back-yard garden in a sunny day?
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Diana von Furstenburg is a powerful woman not only in fashion industry but also an active philanthropist. She sits on the board of Vital Voices, an organization that empowers emerging women leaders and social entrepreneurs, and also serves as a Director of The Diller – von Furstenberg Family Foundation, through which the designer has donated to several important causes. Yesterday, in honor of International Women’s Day, she teamed up with Amazon to launch In Charge store featuring inspirational women-owned small businesses. You can click here to check out the details.
She described her design style for her fashion in 1985 “[There are] three essential F’s in designing for women…flattering, feminine, and, above all, functional.” And she loves life. So, we couldn’t help but wander what her homes look like. Luckily, Artuitect Digest visited her Manhattan home in 2017. So let’s take a look at designer’s Manhattan home together.
The living room showcases her intuitive take for mixing colors and patterns, elements that have defined her fashion style and brand. We love how she played a low-profile box mustard sofa with her own over-sized black-and-white portrait, chic black-and-white animal print pillows and various shapes of mid-century modern wood furniture at the white wall backdrop. The portrait is by Zhang Huan; Von Furstenberg created the leopard-spot carpeting for the Rug Company. The armchair is by Michael Graves. Photo Credits: Architectural Digest
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A high style and playful home filled with well-collected art—above a vintage Salvador Dalí sofa is a Duong self-portrait; the sconces are by André Dubreuil, and the tables are by Alexandra von Furstenberg, Diane von Furstenberg’s daughter. we love this pink-on-pink color scheme. It is both flattering and feminine. A large-scaled leopard print rug anchors the space.
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Functional is key— Surrounded by Franz West chairs, the Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann table in Von Furstenberg’s office/living area often does double duty as a desk and dining table. A Joan Miró etching, a Francesco Clemente painting, and family photographs are displayed on the windowsill. Diane’s office (which also moonlights as a conference room) Photo Credits: Architectural Dig
A beautiful table set for a luncheon in honor of Anh Duong featuring Diane von Furstenberg Home plates, tumblers, and flatware
An Andy Warhol portrait of the designer is displayed near vintage chairs and a treelike table. We love this chic table setting–good for a conversation, a casual coffee break or for a reading.
So would you agree with us that her Manhattan home is bold, vibrant, a lot of mixed using of patterns and colors in an artful way just like her fashion statement?
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Happy international Women’s Day! Great news here! One of the big names in fashion industry Diane Von Furstenberg just teamed up with Amazon to launch a capsule collection for International Women’s Day 2020 dubbed “Women InCharge.” She also debuted an exclusive Amazon store that showcases popular products from female small business owners and authors.
Diane von Furstenberg is a Belgian-American fashion designer, best known for her eponymous label, which is often shortened to DvF, and her iconic wrap dresses.
Here are three staples of Diane von Furstenberg’s International Women’s Day Collection on Amazon:
“The most important relationship in your life is the relationship you have with yourself. Because no matter what happens, you will always be with yourself.” ― Diane Von Furstenberg
“Fear is not an option.” “Don’t dwell on the dark side of things, but look for the light and build around it. If one door closes, look for another one to open.” “Never, ever, blame others for what befalls you, no matter how horrible it might be. Trust you, and only you, to be responsible for your own life.” ― Diane Von Furstenberg, The Woman I Wanted to Be
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It’s New York fashion week and Pantone released its fashion color guide report 2020/2021 last week. This report features the top 10 colors, as well as four classic neutrals, we can expect to see on the New York runway as fashion designers introduce their new Autumn/Winter collections.
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Based on Pantone’s report, people now choose longevity over colors. ‘Less is more’ mindset is becoming increasingly important to consumers prioritizing value and functionality. Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, said:”Imbued with strength and personality, colors for Autumn/Winter 2020/2021 encourage our ongoing desire for unique self-expression through creative and unusual visual statements that stand out.”
So here are top 10 fashion colors:
PANTONE 19-1662 Samba A voluptuous sultry red, Samba introduces an upbeat energy.
PANTONE 16-1328 Sandstone Tied to nature, earthy Sandstone speaks of the rustic outdoors.
PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue A boundless blue hue, Classic Blue is evocative of the vast and infinite evening sky opening us up to a world of possibilities.
PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue A boundless blue hue, Classic Blue is evocative of the vast and infinite evening sky opening us up to a world of possibilities.
PANTONE 16-1511 Rose Tan A gentle dusky pink, Rose Tan imparts a sense of composure.
PANTONE 18-5338 Ultramarine Green Ultramarine Green, a deep cooling blue-green, exudes self-assurance and poise.
PANTONE 14-1220 PANTONE 14-1220 Peach Nougat Nurturing Peach Nougat embraces with its inviting warmth.
PANTONE 19-2428 Magenta Purple A hypnotic purple shade, Magenta Purple intrigues and mesmerizes.
You can read the rest of Pantone Fashion Colors 2020/2021by clicking here
And today we are going to focus on color of Rose Tan because we spotted this pink shade on yesterday’s Oscar red carpet and Kips Bay Palm Beach show House 2020 as well.
On yesterday’s Oscar Red Carpet:
Actually, all kinds of pink shades dominated yesterday’s Academy Red Carpet:
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